Description

The Audio-Technica AT8035 is a shotgun microphone designed for high-quality audio capture in various applications, such as broadcasting, field recording, and film production. Here are the full details:

Audio-Technica AT8035 Details:

General Overview:

• Form Factor: Shotgun Microphone
• Element Type: Condenser
• Polar Pattern: Hypercardioid
• Primary Applications: Broadcast, Field Recording, Film Production, Location Recording
• Intended Sound Sources: Dialogue, Off-Axis Sound Sources
• Sound Field: Mono
• Orientation: End Address
• Circuitry: Solid-State
• On-Board Controls: No
• Pad: No
• High-Pass Filter: No
• Gain Adjustment: No

Performance Specifications:

• Frequency Range: 20 Hz to 20 kHz
• Impedance: 100 ohms
• Sensitivity: -29 dB (Open Circuit Voltage)
• Maximum Input Sound Level: 136 dB SPL, 1 kHz at 1% T.H.D.

Connectivity:

• Analog Output: 1x XLR 3-Pin Male
• Power Sources: 48V Phantom Power

Physical Characteristics:

• Color: Black
• Mounting Thread Size: 5/8″-27
• Environmental Protection: No
• Dimensions:
  • Diameter: 0.79 inches (20 mm)
  • Length: 11.69 inches (297 mm)
• Weight: 7.0 oz (198 g)

Packaging Info:

• Package Weight: 0.9 lb (408 g)
• Box Dimensions (LxWxH): 13.5 x 3.2 x 3.2 inches (343 x 81 x 81 mm)

Additional Features:

• Shotgun Design: Provides a highly directional pickup pattern, allowing the microphone to focus on the desired sound source while rejecting off-axis noise. Ideal for situations where distance from the sound source is necessary.
• Hypercardioid Polar Pattern: Offers superior rejection of side and rear sounds, making it suitable for capturing audio in noisy or uncontrolled environments.
• Extended Frequency Response: Ensures accurate capture of a wide range of frequencies, from low to high.
• Rugged Construction: Built to withstand the demands of field and location recording, with durable materials and construction.

The AT8035 is well-suited for professional audio applications where high directionality and quality are essential. It is commonly used in film and television production, as well as for location recording and broadcasting. If you have more questions or need additional details, feel free to ask!